Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-09-04

the term tomorrow morning.
Mrs. P. Mannheim and children returned
from San Francisco yesterday.
The usual religious services will be held
to-day at the Episcopal Church.
Major Dennis has returned to Salt Lake
after a brief visit to Tuscarora.
Colonel Wilson, Of the Msysville mine,
has purchased q home In Reno.
District Attorney stonehill, of San
Francisco, Is rusticating at Lake Tahoe.
Taxable property in Humboldt county
has increased $500 900 during the last
year.
The Italian ranohers on the Carson
river are guarding their bitches with shot.
guns.
Mrs. Fox, daughter OF Senator and Mrs.
Stewart. passed east for Washington 9 few
days since.
In this issue OF the SENTINEL will be
found an interesting letter from Butte
City, N. T.
Robert Logan. Of the Santiago mill,
will be Superintendent Of the new mill at
the Chollsr mine.
Abe Richie. the old mountain man and
trspper Of the Sierras. has gone crazy and
has been sent to Stockton.
Some OF the peach growers about Ne.
vsda City ge. $500 per acre for their fruit,
sold on the trees, this year.
There were 800, 900 rabbits and $50, 900
squirrels killed in Elko county this season
at q cost to the county of $4,000.
The Grass Valley police have . clew 10
Ahn nnHs1nrn~ ~ Iarnna DnaAn vphn ~
killed in his saloon three years ago.
Judd Riddle came up from the Hay
Ranch yesterday. accompanied by George
Hosdley, who has been there on q vacation
visit.
The first regular stage to the new town
Of Seligman. White Pine county, will leave
here tomorrow morning, at 9 O'Clock
sharp.
A reward has been offered for the dis
covery OF William r. Campbell. eighty
years Of age. who left Nevada City for
Fresno.
The public school at Ruby Hill will re-
| open tomorrow morning. with A. T.
Stearns as Principal and Miss Z. Manuel
as Assistant.
This season "a. O00, 900 feet of lumber
will be shot down from the Lake Tahoe
region. through the lumber iume, into
Carson Valley.
Services will be held In the M. e.
Church to-day by Rev. j. r. Hammond;
In the morning ct IL o'clock aud In the
evening at 7:15.
General Miles denies the rumors OF an
outbreak In Arizona, and says that there
10 not Q hostile Indian in either Arizona
or New Mexico.
Archie Harrington has made another
strike. He sold some Of bis property near
San jose. the other day, and made Q clean.
up of $3.50, 900 clear.
Mrs. M. Wendell returned from q visit
OF several weeks to San Francisco yester.
day, and will resume her duties in the
| public school tomorrow.
The members Of the Italo. Swiss Benevo-
lent Society will hold . meeting this after
noon at 2 O'Clock. A general attendance
OF members Is requested.
The annual meeting OF the Nevada.
Eastern Oregon and Idaho Wool Growers
Association will be held at Winnemucca
| on Saturday, September 16.
VIM. Dunphy, the great cattleman, has
| Just selected 40. 900 acres more of railroad
land In Nevada, making nearly 10000
acres he has taken this year.
Charley Provost has purchased q compile
| OF houses in Eureka, which he has had
| torn down and will use in erecting
q fine saloon building at Union.
Postmasters OF fourth.class Postofices
are now paid by a commission OF 60 per
| cent on all stamps they cancel on the mat
ter that passes through their Office.
Recorder Beard received q letter from
Paul v. Roux, formerly Of this place. from
Washington, d. O.. who writes that he Ia
suffering from e~rysipelas In his feet.
"Joe" Davidson returned to Eureka
yesterday from Leadville. Colorado,
where he has been for several months past
He says that this place suits him the best
OF the two.
II is said that there has been more travel
| over the White Pine road during the pas
| six weeks than has been known before for
several years past; owing to the new oper'
atoms at Seligman.
Another load Of freight. lumber, mer-
| chandise, etc., will be forwarded to Selig.
man tomorrow. There 10 also O lot oil
machinery In transit from the East des'
tined for that place.
Our old townsman Dick Ryland Il
burning brick for the million down al
Reno. He is q builder from wayback,
and would have occasion to lay down
the trowel to no man 10 q brick and mortar
contest.
Chrales II. Fiske. who was formerly In
the restaurant business in this town, came
in on the train yesterday. He 10 10 rep
resenting, as q travelling agent, the Pau
o. Burns Wine Company of San Jose, Cal
Charley Mau came in from his ranch In
Newark Valley yesterday with q load Of
watermelons. nice young veal and splendid
fresh butter. Although the watermeloni
are small they are delicious, the veal ia fat
and the whole world can't beat the butter
Social Dance.
Frank Riegelhuth will give Q socia.
at the Opera House on Wednesday even
ing September Z. Admission for gentle